getters-setters
Equal sign in Ruby method definition
I came across the following method definitions and would like to know the difference between the first definition and the sec ... sh
self[:nome] = novo_nome.sort.map { |b| b[1] }.join(' ')
else
self[:nome] = novo_nome
end
end
end
Getters and Setters methods [duplicate]
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... arning from get and set , but wondering if this is default / required, or, if I can change (if I want to) without problems?
Set and Get difference in Object-Oriented Programming [duplicate]
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... Closed for 3 years.
What is the basic difference of set and get in Object-Oriented Programming?
Why use getters and setters in classes? [duplicate]
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... o use setters or getters like this:
void setMoney (float val)
{
money = val;
}
float getMoney ()
{
return money;
}
Why use get and set in Java?
I learned in college a while ago that I should always use getters and setters to access values in an object and I heard that ... ple:
pessoa.getNome(); //acessando uma variavel privada com get
pessoa.nome; //acessando uma variavel publica diretamente
Setting and using @property
Good afternoon, I am starting to study about object orientation and I am not able to understand very well about what function ... the moment it is a way to replace the 'get' and 'set', but I could not understand what makes it better than 'get' and 'set'.
How to split the addressing of a class in PHP?
How best to divide this Aluno?
<?php
class Aluno{
private $nome;
private $sobrenome;
private ... en I model something like this, do you have any specific technique to separate correctly or will it depend on the programmer?
Can Getters and Setters only "walk" together?
I am studying object orientation and I am having some doubts in the encapsulation part. For example:
Class Url {
priva ... se I could just "build it" in the constructor? Example:
public function __construct ($url) {
$this->url = $url;
}
Are Getters and Setters mandatory or facilitators?
I've been reading some Java books lately, but there's a part that makes me confused about this kind of accessor methods - get ... of getName() the compiler does not declare syntax error and fulfills the same function, only changes the name of the method.